On April 20, 2025, I purchased a pair of Skechers sneakers directly from the brand’s official website, trusting that the product would reflect the quality promised. However, shortly after starting to wear them, I noticed tears on the heel areas of both shoes, even though I always untie the laces when putting them on or taking them off. I did everything right—handled them carefully and followed proper usage—but still encountered this defect.
When I reached out to Skechers customer service for a product inspection, I was shocked at how dismissive they were. They told me they wouldn’t even initiate an inspection because they claimed there was no manufacturing defect, brushing me off without a real evaluation. I know I’m not the only one with this issue—a friend of mine had the exact same problem after just a month of use, and they gave her the same copy-paste response.
I paid ₺5,000–₺6,000 for this pair, expecting durability and brand accountability. Clearly, I was mistaken. If Skechers refuses to conduct a proper inspection and take this complaint seriously, I will be taking my case to the Consumer Arbitration Committee. I expect a thorough review and either a replacement or a full refund. Customers should not be left to deal with faulty products on their own while brands ignore them.
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